Get some insights and recommendations from eHow Photography Expert Richard Burke on vacation photography. Explore locations,equipment and learn some techniques on how to travel with your camera.
Summer is a great time to visit New York City. Sure it's hot, but it's hot everywhere, and prices tend to be lower in the summer. You may also have a better chance of Read More
Disneyworld is a wonderful place to go for a family vacation. I have been there on business, with my wife and with our whole family--and all have been positive experiences. Read More
I once met a man working in a public garden in Maui, who was originally from Pennsylvania, and I asked him what it was like to live on Maui. He calmly replied, “Its Read More
We are very fortunate to live in the United States where we have two oceans, numerous lakes and mountains and a variety of desert areas. Taking a vacation to the desert is Read More
Quebec Province in Canada is a wonderful travel adventure and for those of us in the eastern United States it is very accessible by car. Montréal is just an 8-hour drive Read More
I worked for a Belgian company for a number of years and was lucky enough to travel to Belgium and other countries frequently. I have also vacationed there with my family Read More
When my daughter was about 12, she started to take English riding lessons with my wife at a stable near Montclair, New Jersey. For years, they tried to get me to ride with Read More
There are so many different types and manufacturers of digital cameras today that it can be tough to make a decision. Before looking at the camera’s specifications, it is Read More
Digital cameras require consistent cleaning to keep the camera operational and to make sure you take the best pictures possible. Small point and shoot digital cameras have Read More
Photography exposures are controlled by three main functions. ISO or film speed, shutter speed and aperture control the amount of light to produce a properly exposed Read More
There may be times that you want an image to be blurry. The pictured image of a running doe and fawn was taken on a tripod and the tripod was panned during exposure to add Read More
Winter snow can be a challenge for a photographer. Winter light is “cooler” in nature and the bright reflections from snow and ice tend to make the final image too Read More
Light travels in waves. When light strikes an object it is modified by the object. Light is absorbed by dark objects and reflected by objects like water, glass or rocks. To Read More
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